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It had gone parabolic up, probably because of short covering plus anticipation of being included in the S&P, so it could fall quite a bit from here. Longer term though, they have a several year advantage in the space (batteries and technology). Once you drive one, especially one with the...

Its just that there isnt that much to break down....its essentially a computer, an electric engine, batteries and a chassis, and most of the cost of the car is the batteries, which are covered for 8 years. Any issues I have had are with the computer.

You generally want to stay away from the first year of any car, and especially so with a new manufacturer. Even Tesla has had multiple issues with the new cars they have come out with. That's why I wouldnt get a model Y now, and why I will wait a year before the Cyber truck.

I have owned one now for 5 years, and have never had a single expense. Remember, there are no cables, filters, oils, catalytic converters, engines, etc. Most of the time, a reboot of the computer fixes a problem, or an over the internet reboot, and lastly, I have had a technician come twice to...

No I did not. The Tesla truck starts at $40K, which considering it requires no gas, maintenance, repairs, etc is awesome.

I think the coming Tesla truck and other electric trucks will put the OEM out of business